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Mr.. Harris, third assistant postmaster

Mr.. Harris, third assistant postmaster
general, says that the new series of
postage stamps, soon to be issued, will
vary very little from the designs now in
use. The vignettes will not be changed
at all, and the portraits on the new
stamps will be Identical with those now
in use. The chief object of the change
will be to make the new series of adhe-
sive stamps conform to those embossed
upon the envelopes now issued from the
department. To this end there will be
several changes in the colors employed
The most noticeable of these will be in
the two-cent stamp. This is now
brown. In the new series it Will be
millOri green.
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DR.. ROyce;-Dear friend, it gives me great
pleasure to place at your disposal brief state
ment of my case. Ihave had catarrh and StOm-
ach trouble since 1873, and at times l suffered so
much vomiting and distress in my stomach that
| could hardly live. tried number Of different
doctors but could get no help. | commenced
with Dr.. Royce the first of last February, and at
that time l suffered with catarrh in its worst
form. Could not eat or sleep. Was completely
run down and had to give up my farm work. |
began to gain at once and am today a well,
strong man Can do any amount OF work with with
anything. sleep well at night, and have gained in
flesh. My wife had been troubled with consti-
patton and kidney troubles for years, and had
suffered everything. Had tried several physi-
clans but could get no relief. She commenced
dOctOring with Dr. Royce the first of last Febru-
airy and she is now entirely cured of both troubles
and feels like a new woman. With greatful
hearts we tender our sincere thanks to Dr.
Royce. MIR. and MRS. j. N CRAIG
Referred to.
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Congressman Phelan, of Memphis,
is the youngest member of the tittleth
congress. He will not be thirty-one
when he takes his seat. Congress
man Vandever, the oldest member, IS
seventy-one.
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The Ohio Republican State convention

The Ohio Republican State convention
will be held at Toledo this week, and il
is confidently predicted that Gov. Fora,
ker will be renominated by acclamatiOn
Senator Sherman, who is delegate, is
expected to make motion to that effect
Gov. Foraker7s administration has been
an active and useful one, and Ohio Re
publicans assert that his majority over
the man who prOnOunces Grover CleVe-
land more conscientious than Lincoln
and more courageous than Grant will
be not less than 10000.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

Sylyanus Cobb, Jr., the author and
story writer, who has become widely
known through his contributions to
the New York Ledger and other story
papers, died at his residence in Hyde
Park, Mass, near Boston, on We'd
nesdaY.
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RHEUMATISM AND DIR. ROYCE
Three years ago last April | was taken with
what the doctors called Sciatic rheumatism in
my right leg, and l suffered intense pain for
more than three years Tried five experienced
doctors and found no relief. Could not work
was confined to my bed several times, weeks at
a time. Jan. 2Sth l consulted DIR. Royce. He
said he could cure me. | commenced to use his
remedies. L have used them three months and
to-day consider myself a well man. Have been
able to work on my farm every day and do a big
days work, free from pain. L am &C years old
The doctors that had treated me and failed said
L was too old to be cured. Dr. Royce said was
none too old for him, and he has proven it true
Be sure and see DR.. Royce. He has cured my
wife of chronic diarrhRa of years standing And
large number of other cases in our locality
which had been given up as incurable before DR.
Royce's appearance this way. Any one wishing
TO know more of my case please write me or cal
on me. CHARLES VARNITM
East Peacham Vt
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MRS. C. G. SALMAN.
DANYILLE, VT, July 5, 81.

Dear Sri am happy to give my testimonial
for the benefit which has come to me through
your medical skill. Having been an invalid for
eighteen months and consulted numerous phyS-
clans without help, had become almost diScOur-
aged when l heard of the marvellous cures which
to me seemed miricles which had been done by
DIR. Royce, became anxious he should become
kind friends proposed consulting him for me-
which they did, and he consented to come and
see me. He kindly did so. l was very much
appearance. After the examination he pro
nounced my trouble to be partial paralysis of the
spine This was May first At that time was
unable to walk at all without assistance. Now,
July 9TH, am able to go about without help. I'M
proved in other ways so much that words cannot
express my thankfulneSS. 1t is my wish that all
who suffer may go to DR.. Royce and find the
same relief MRS. j. II. AVERILL.
BrOcktOn, Mass.
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Referred to.


LYNDON, VT, June 70, 1851
To whom it may interest:-Dr. Royce want
to add my testimony to your list. have been
an invalid for years. L had had bad stomach;
could not eat hardly anything; could not sleep
nights; had pain in every part of my body, and
a tired, a-gone feeling; had kidney trouble.
To-day can eat anything, sleep all night; no
pain or tired feelings My catarrh is perfectly
cured and would recommend suffering people,
especially women, to consult DIR. Royce, and if
such thing is possible, he will cure you. feel
that can never feel thankful enrugh for the
return of my lOng-lOSt health. Sincerely,
MRS. EZRA DICKERAIAN.
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MRS. ALBERT HOWE,
2. O. Box POS. Summerville, Vt.
ST. JOHNsBURY, VT, May 20. 'S7.

OF. JOHNSBUR1. W., May ~. 81.
DIR. E. w. ROYCE =
Dear Sir.-I desire to thank you for the
cure that has been affected in my case. |
have suffered for years from what is
called sick headaches, being, when so
afflicted, unable to do any work from one
to three days at time. [ would have no
appetite for food of any kind, and after
one of these attacks would be complete
Iy Frustrated for while. [ tried vari
Gus remedies for this trouble, some Civ
ing me partial and temporary relief and
others producing no effect. My husband
was anxious to have me consult DR..
Royce and | did so. He told me he could
cure me in one month. My stomach had
also troubled me for the past two years.
[ would have very severe pains in my
stomach three or four times a day. L
commenced taking DR.. Royce's medi-
cine the I'd day of March and have not
had one ofmy sick headaches since; and
those pains in my stomach left me the
first week and | have not had any return
of them since. | feel that my health is
fully restored and that the result is per-
manent. Gratefully yours,
Mrs. J. L. FORREST.
MIR. j. L. FORREST.
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NORTH DANvILLE. VT Jupe 22nd.

Mr. E. w. Royce, dear sir wish to exnress
much gratitude for the benefit l have received
under your treatment. called at ST. Johnsbury
cine for a stomach difficulty indigestion. and a
tendency to vOmit up my food, especially if was
having much mental exercise. More than half
the Sabbaths just before going to church was
was in very bad condition. truly After tax
ing your medicine began to improve fast, and
after about four months | can say have preach
ed regularly every Sabbath and but once or
twice have l raised my food before sermon.
My general health has been better since l took
your medicine. | thank you very truly for this
treatment without money or price.
REV. MIR. ATWOOD.
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Referred to.
TESTIMONY OF MIR. JOHN HURLBURT OF
IIARDWICK, VI, WELL KNOWN IN THIS


HARDWICK, VT, June %, 1887.
When l visited DR.. Royce the 18th of last June,
was a used up man. am 50 years old. have
been troubled with catarrh ever since was eight
or nine years old, and six years ago this summer
asthma set i'll with a vengeance. / have been
treated by noted physicians from far and near,
and taken all the advertised remedies to no avail.
The 18th Of last October | was so reduced had
to give up work My friends said l could not
live six months. had terrible cOugh-raSing
continually. had fearful night SweatS. learn
ed of DrS. Royce q Severance. l called on them
the eleventh of June, and commenced treatment,
and the result was gradually improved. Doctors
said keep away and keep my money to make me
comfortable, as there was no cure for me, and all
except those who were located, were mpoSters
and humbugS. But either they have not the
interest of suffering humanity at heart as DR..
Royce has, or they are a bit jealous of his Supe-
rior skill Thanks be to God and DR.. Royce, |
am on terra fTHld yet and to-day my cough is
gone, my catarrh is cured, my flesh is hard, and
my muscles strong. l hired out on a farm for
six months, and began work the 2nd day of Nav
and have been at work with ease every day since
DR.. Royce has proven to me that catarrh and
asthma can be cured. Please publish this and
will be pleased to answer any and all inquiries
or point them to the beacon light which saved me
from the great wreck i'll life
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Referred to.
DIR. ROYCE

DIR. KOYCEi-
Dear Sir.-After years of great suffer-
ing with rheumatism and throat trouble:
years of almost sleepless nights; years
whose days have been but prolonged ag-
onies from which some of the best physi-
clans have failed to relieve me, am glad
to write Sass- t'sst gneE treatment has. in
have done for me all and more than you
promised, and more than those who knew
me dared to expect, and can now take
a great share of work and enjoyment of
this life, for which, under God | thank
you. Rev. Mrs. S, NJ. TRACY,
Referred to. Sutton, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

The midsummer character of the forth
coming August Century is marked by the
opening article, "Snubbin' thro' jersey -
the first of two holiday papers written
and illustrated by a group of artists who
went last summer on a voyage over the
raging Delaware and Raritan canal. That
their portfolios were loaded with novel
and picturesque material will be proved
in these papers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

In few days Texas is to vote on
the prohibition question, and the can
vass is proceeding with great earnest
ness on both sides.
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ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt, June 22nd, 1887.
Dear Sr:-ThS is to certify that was troubI-
ed with chronic diarrh9a for three and a half
years. Could get no help. Tried several physi-
clans and lots of patent medicines, but 9Of no
relief. At last was persuaded to consult DR.
Royce while at st. JOhnsbury VT He told me
he could cure me. l took his treatment and
gained from the first, and am to-day well
woman, and would say to all sufferers 90 to DR.
Royce and be cured.
MRS. L. HARILAND.
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ST. JoHNsBURY, Vt. UIne

Of. JOHNSBUKN, VI, JUNE 20. 1881.
do hereby testify that when DR.. Royce came
to st. Johnsbury | was very low with nervous
prostration and indigestion, SO low that the least
excitement would cause me to faint AS soon as
lcOmmenced treatment with Dr. Royce began to
gain, and to-day am Il well woman and would
recommend any who are suffering from any kind
of disease to consult him. as / am but one out of
the many whom he has cured in this place | do
further say have been treated by several physi-
clans at different times but they, not under
standing my case, failed to help me.
MRS. L. A. MARSHALL.
Referred TO -
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JENNIE E. GRADY.


LYNDON, VI, june 30, 1887.
This is to certify that was afflicted with liver
complaint and urinary trouble. On the first of
May, 1886, was taken with such intense pain
and suffering that tongue is not able to describe
it. L tried doctors at home and many highly
any relief, and passed through ten months Of
intense misery night and day, having to get up
81: consulted DR.. Royce at his office in St.
Johnsbury, Vt, without expecting a cure; but
on an examination of my case DR.. Royce says l
can and will cure you. took treatment for two
months and | find myself well man. Dr.
Royce'S medicine did not throw me into bed, but
set me on my feet. After the first ten days tax
ing the medicine my appetite came back and can
do good fair days labor now. am sixty-five
years old. DR.. Royces medicine has put my
stomach and bowels in firSt-cass running order
free from pain. Before using his remedy | had
So.much pain all through stomach, bowels, head
and limbs, that l was good for nothing and a
burden to myself and all around and can truly
say am well man. B, J. KITTREDGE.
Referred to-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-07-28

Baby's fingers and toes have always
been favorite playthings, because they
are handy. Think of toes being
handy Babyland, Lathrop's so
cents-a-year magazine for mothers
quite as much as for babies, is having
every month this year two picture
pages of "finger-play." There is
wonderful variety in "finger-play"
and no end of fun for the baby. Fun
for the baby is fun, or something as
good, for somebody else.
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BAD CASE OF RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

JEFFERSON HIGHLAND, n. H., June %, 1857. a
Dear RedderS:-I have this published To inform
you of my cure which l received from Dr. Royce
while at St. JOhnsbury, VT. was great sufferer
for years with rheumatism and neuralgia around
the heart and gastric irritation OF the stomach ana
could not get any relief. Tried several physl-
clans; failed rapidly every day until was, pros
trated on my bed. After Y weeks sickness
physicians gave me up to die. friend asked
DR.. Royce in to see me; he said he could cure me
and l commenced to doctor with him and IN four
weeks time was able to ride home, ride OF 20
miles and am now well man. cannot thank
DIR. Royce enough for his skill and kindness Ill
saving my life and | would recommend any one
suffering, no matter what the trouble is to go ana
see Dr. Royce; t0r IN hlm tHey Will ma SiI5GSre
friend and a Skillful physician. u. i. DORR.
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A SEAT ALL TO HDIsELF.-An ex-
change says: John Ii. Craig, who claims
to be the heaviest man living, passed
over the Delaware and Hudson road
Friday. He said that he weighed S14
pounds and was en- route from a New
York museum to Waterbury, vt. A
mong his baggage were a monster snake
and monkey in two soap boxes. Craig
had seat all to himself.
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ST JoHvsRIrRy VT Juna % 1897

ST. JOHNSBURY, Vt, June 20 1887.
This is to certify that was in very poor health
caused, as physicians told me, from consumption
of the blood, / was unable to work. and it was
an impOssibility for me to ascend flight of stars
without stopping to recover my breath l was
afflicted by such a dead languid feeling that it
was almost a burden to live. L was fortunate
enough to put myself under DR.. Royce's treat
ment and at the end of a month found myself
greatly benefited, and when two months had
gone by resumed my work and feel justified in
calling myself cured, for which shall always feel
grateful to DR.. Royce. Respectfully,
ALICE ASTH
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c,>r-r,,, D,-,y,,r,, VI T,,o Oh

JIIIIN
This is to certify that for seven or eight years
| have been troubled with cough and nearly my
whole system has seemed to be diseased. | have
been treated by different physicians and have
taken many remedies; but received no perma-
nent relief. Last winter my cough got very bad,
in fact. cOughed almost necessarily, and could
not lie down at all. The last of February came
under DR.. ROyce'S treatment. The cough com
menced at once to yield to his medicine and now
l am entirely cured, and would recommend any
one suffering as was to consult DR.. Royce before
it is too late Words cannot express my graft
tude MRS. j. &. SMITH.
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DANvILLE, Vt. June "a, 1887.

To lUAOnI 1t mag cOHcerH:-ThiS is to certify
that about the last of February, 49, applied to
DR.. Royce for treatment for heart trouble of long
standing. Previous to said treatment it was very
hard for me to do my work on the Sabbath, hav
ing eXcrucating pains in the region of the heart
and suffering terribly from weak lungs. l COM
short time the pain wholly ceased, since which
time l have steadily improved and now am en-
tirely well, and can do my work on the Sabbath
without any fatigue whatever, No pain in the
fectly well man and shall always feel very CRATE
full to Dr. Royce for the cure L have received
from his treatment, and very gladly recommend
him to others, as they will find him a thorough
gentleman and an educated physician.
n.... REV. GEO. L. BURNHAM,
Pastor NJ. E. Church,
Pafar. ,aIt 70
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CONCORD. Vt. June goth. 1s8


Dear Sir:-I would like to let the suffering
public know that | have been great sufferer
from catarrh for long time and tried all xmas
Of sO-called cures for catarTh, but got no help.
In reading one of DIR. ROyces circulars L con
Guided to consult him, but did so with no fans
He said he could cure me. com
menced his treatment about two months ago and
am to-day well man. 1 would advise all who
are suffering from this asthma disease to consult
Dr.. Royce at once and be cured.
II. l.. WHIPPLE.
Referred To
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ST JOHNSRTTRV- VT zoo

Of: JOHNSBOkh, ~, o-ZJ-o 81.
| have been suffering from blood disease for
years. DIR. Royce cured me, and can truly say
that my health has not been as good for many
years as now. To all those suffering from blood
diseases or any disease caused by an impure
state of the blood, would cheerfully refer them
to DR.. Royce for help.
MRS. C. G. SALMAN.
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PP0RnTE NnTIrE

Untilfurther notice, the Probate Court for the
District of LamOille, will be held at the Court
House in Hyde Park, on Monday and Thursday
of each week, and on Saturday, from $50 A. NJ
to II NJ, and from P. NJ. TO $50 p. NJ.
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SOUTH DANvILLE, VT. June 81. 1887.

SOUTH DANVILLE, Vt, June q, 1887.
For two years past l have been troubled with
stomach, liver, and spinal female weakness, and
was very much reduced in strength and had
about given up all hopes of ever getting aid from
any source. | also had heart trouble. Hearing
of DR.. Royce at st. JohnSbury, decided to try
once more. | went to see him and he said he
could cure me. put myself under his treatment
and gained from the first, and now | can truly
say i am a well woman and can do any amount
of work. eatwell, sleep well, have gained in flesh
Thanks to DR.. Royce and his medicine. would
cheerfuliv recommend suffering friends to con
suit Dr. RoYce He will frankly tell you if he can
help you or not. MRS. GEO. NJ. HOOKER.
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MRS. FLORA. BYRON,
EAST HARDwIcK VT, June %, -,

DIR. ROYCE
Dear sir For eight months | had been
troubled with a weakness of the optic nerve,
causing gTanulated eyelidS and complete ceSsa-
ton of use of the eyes in reading or writing.
Since taking your medicine they have steadily
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Of. JUIiNsBUKh, ' Z, JUI!U %, IooI'
To 1CLOnI it may cOncern:-FOr the past six
years | have been severely afflicted with infam-
matOry rheumatism, palpitatiOn of the heart very
frequent and severe headaches, and q general
lameneSS and soreness of the muscles After
taking DIR. Royce,S remedies a few days 1 began
to improve very fast, and free from all
those troubles and can move about my work lust
as easily as ever. DR.. Royce also cured my
mother of a very severe chronic diarrhRa which
had nearly Frustrated her for several years.
MRS. F. V. POWERS.
Referred to,
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Have been q great sufferer for fifteen years
with liver and kidney disease, also one year from
spinal disease. Have been treated by five differ
ent physicians with little relief, Had nearly
given UP when | was advised to consult DR.,
Royce. After few weeks treatment saw q de
cided improvement in strength-more than from
other DhYsician's treatment-and to Dr. Royce |
owe my present good health; and from expert
ence would jOyfully recommend him to all suffer-
ers from chronic diseases. He is always pleasant
in consultations and thorough in treatment,
MRS. FLORA. BYRON.
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DIR. E. W. ROYCE:-
Dear Sir:-It gives me the highest pleasure to
say that l have fully recovered from my Iaryngi-
tbs and throat trouble with which was severely
afflicted at the time first called upon you My
cure was wholly effected by your treatment and
skill, and l cannot sufficiently thank you for the
great benefit which you have thus bestowed upon
me. Before calling upon you had been treated
by all the local physicians without any percept-
able benefit, and had about given up all hopes
of ever getting any relief, when a friend advised
me to see you, who. he said was etfecting won
derful cures. To please my friend, rather than
with any hopes of receiving any good from your
treatment, called upon you, as you know; and
notwithstanding my unbelief at first, l am well
man to-day. | feel certain that you Will do Just
as you say, and if you promise to cure, that you
will do just as you promise. l cannot fully eX-
press to you my thanks for the great good which
you have done me. | shall ever be pleased to
recommend you to all persons suffering from
sickness whom | should meet for / feel certain
that if it is possible to cure them, you can effect
that cure. | shall ever be pleased to say good
word for your successful treatment of the sick
and suffering. Yours resp'y,
o. NJ. BICKFORD.
Def, p,